
Triple whammy: After floods, war and Covid, Queensland corporates suffer $2b haircut
More than $2 billion was wiped from Queensland’s listed companies during three months of geopolitical turmoil, Covid supply disruptions and a flood.
More than $2 billion was wiped from Queensland’s listed companies during three months of geopolitical turmoil, Covid supply disruptions and a flood.
Home builder Tamawood has survived everything thrown at it in the last year but has revealed rain could now be its biggest problem.
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More than 100 acts from around the country and overseas will bring much needed post-lockdown laughs to town for the Brisbane Comedy Festival, kicking off on April 29.
Open interstate borders and relaxed international travel in 2022 will offer a tougher test for Queensland’s ‘Outback’ tourism sector to prove it has a shot at being a sustainable drawcard for holidaymakers.
Business confidence in outlook for Queensland over the next year had crashed to the lowest level since the start of the pandemic, according to a survey by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland.
A Deloitte report has predicted three years of significant, nation-wide business investment with infrastructure spending expected to peak this year.